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Directive 2008/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 November 2008 on road infrastructure safety management

article  annex_III

CELEX:  02008L0096-20191216

INDICATIVE ELEMENTS OF NETWORK-WIDE ROAD SAFETY ASSESSMENTS
1. General:
(a) type of road in relation to the type and size of regions/cities it connects;
(b) length of road section;
(c) area type (rural, urban);
(d) land use (educational, commercial, industrial and manufacturing, residential, farming and agricultural, undeveloped areas);
(e) property access points density;
(f) presence of service road (e.g. for shops);
(g) presence of road works;
(h) presence of parking.
2. Traffic volumes:
(a) traffic volumes;
(b) observed motorcycle volumes;
(c) observed pedestrian volumes on both sides, noting ‘along’ or ‘crossing’;
(d) observed bicycle volumes on both sides, noting ‘along’ or ‘crossing’;
(e) observed heavy vehicle volumes;
(f) estimated pedestrian flows determined from adjacent land use attributes;
(g) estimated bicycle flows determined from adjacent land use attributes.
3. Accident data:
(a) number, location and cause of fatalities by road user group;
(b) number and location of serious injuries by road user group.
4. Operational characteristics:
(a) speed limit (general, for motorcycles; for trucks);
(b) operating speed (85th percentile);
Directive 2008/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 November 2008 on road infrastructure safety management

article  annex_III

CELEX:  02008L0096-20191216

(c) speed management and/or traffic calming;
(d) presence of ITS devices: queue alerts, variable message signs;
(e) school zone warning;
(f) presence of school crossing supervisor at prescribed periods.
5. Geometric characteristics:
(a) cross section characteristics (number, type and width of lanes, central median shoulders layout and material, cycle tracks, foot paths, etc.), including their variability;
(b) horizontal curvature;
(c) grade and vertical alignment;
(d) visibility and sight distances.
6. Objects, clear zones and road restraint systems:
(a) roadside environment and clear zones;
(b) fixed obstacles at the roadside (e.g. lighting poles, trees, etc.);
(c) distance of obstacles from roadside;
(d) density of obstacles;
(e) rumble strips;
(f) road restraint systems.
7. Bridges and tunnels:
(a) presence and number of bridges, as well as relevant information concerning them;
(b) presence and number of tunnels, as well as relevant information concerning them;
(c) visual elements representing hazards for the safety of the infrastructure.
8. Intersections:
Directive 2008/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 November 2008 on road infrastructure safety management

article  annex_III

CELEX:  02008L0096-20191216

(a) intersection type and number of arms (noting in particular the type of control and the presence of protected turns);
(b) presence of channelisation;
(c) intersection quality;
(d) intersecting road volume;
(e) presence of level crossings (noting, in particular, the type of crossing and whether they are manned, unmanned, manual or automated).
9. Maintenance:
(a) pavement defects;
(b) pavement skid resistance;
(c) shoulder condition (including vegetation);
(d) condition of signs, markings and delineation;
(e) condition of road restraint systems.
10. Vulnerable road users' facilities:
(a) pedestrian and cycling crossings (surface crossings and grade separation);
(b) cycling crossings (surface crossings and grade separation);
(c) pedestrian fencing;
(d) existence of sidewalk or separated facility;
(e) bicycle facilities and their type (cycle paths, cycle lanes, other);
(f) quality of pedestrian crossings with regard to the conspicuity and signposting of each facility;
(g) pedestrian and cycling crossing facilities on entry arm of minor road joining network;
(h) existence of alternative routes for pedestrians and cyclists where there are no separated facilities.
Directive 2008/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 November 2008 on road infrastructure safety management

article  annex_III

CELEX:  02008L0096-20191216

11. Pre/post-crash systems for traffic injury and gravity mitigation elements:
(a) network operational centres and other patrolling facilities;
(b) mechanisms to inform road users of driving conditions in order to prevent accidents or incidents;
(c) AID (automatic incident detection) systems: sensors and cameras;
(d) incident management systems;
(e) systems for communicating with emergency services.